“In the summer of 1941 much of the world was at war. A bottle of Coca-Cola cost five cents, gas was eleven cents a gallon, and the minimum wage was thirty cents an hour. Marvel Comics would introduce a new superhero that year named ‘Captain America’ while Time Magazine would select Winston Churchill as their […]
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The Grace College Athletic Department will induct three members into the Lancer Hall of Fame on Saturday: Andy Bonham, Max Anders and Jessica Muneza (Stolle). The 2021 induction class is Grace’s 13th class. The group will be honored at the annual Hall of Fame Breakfast on Saturday at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. “It’s exciting
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The Grace Theological Seminary blog recently featured Dr. Christy Hill, professor of spiritual formation and women’s ministries. Take a moment to get to know her. Get to Know Dr. Christy Hill, Professor of Spiritual Formation and Women’s Ministries Dr. Christy Hill is a professor of spiritual formation and women’s ministries in both the undergraduate and
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This fall, Grace College welcomes two new faculty members to campus: Dr. Brenda Whitehead, associate professor of behavioral science and Dr. Kevin Voogt, assistant professor of education. Dr. Brenda Whitehead holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in lifespan developmental psychology from the University of Notre Dame, and B.A. in psychology from Northwest Nazarene University. She has
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In late 2019, Tim Wilmetti accepted the lead pastor position at Pataskala Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in central Ohio. Tim coming on staff was part of the second step of the revitalization process the church was undergoing through Assist Church Expansion, which was granted national ministry status at the August 31 online meeting of delegates
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Gene and Wanda Inman recently established a $1.5 million fund for an endowed chair for the science program at Grace College. The chair is the first of its kind at Grace and is designed to help the college recruit and retain high-quality science faculty. “The endowed chair helps us attract top-notch leaders in the science
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My husband was in seminary, I was expecting our third child, and money was tight. I often went to garage sales to find clothes and toys for the girls. That day I gave our oldest, Elizabeth, a quarter and told her she could buy whatever she wanted. She proudly said, “I am going to buy
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The October 7 writers’ workshop for the Charis Fellowship will focus on readability and why it matters. Readability measures the accessibility of a piece of writing to help determine what audience it will reach and how easy it is to understand. We’ll share six valuable formatting tips for making our writing more readable and engage
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The Akron, Ohio, campus of Grace College and Seminary welcomed a record-breaking total of 67 students to its programs this fall. The seminary, in its inaugural year in Ohio, welcomed 11 students this year who are pursuing an M.A. in Local Church Ministry. The undergraduate program in biblical studies grew 17 percent from last year
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On Monday, Sept. 20, Grace College President Dr. Bill Katip announced his plan to retire at the end of the 2021-22 school year. Katip has worked in higher education for 47 years, the past eight years as the sixth president of Grace College and Theological Seminary. “Bill has led Grace College and Seminary with Christ-like
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